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This university has such a great range of clubs and societies. Make sure you check out the freshers fair in your first week to find out all the information on sports, the university, clubs and societies and the city. They are really useful, especially if you don't know the city! Work really hard on your application to get a place.

I have really enjoyed my time here at Leeds, currently doing exams which are always really hard work! I would say always try and keep on top of your work as it can become stressful really easily. When applying I would write why you like the course and why you like the city. Show you are passionate about the course!

Leeds is a good city to come to, there are always lots of things to do here. Some of the accommodation isn't amazing, so make sure you really research into it before picking. Some halls are really far out and I would recommend you stay close to uni in the first year. Revise lots in your A levels so you get the grades to get a place here.

I love this university but there are no boys in Leeds! It is a town full of women. This was very disappointing and the girls totally out number the boys! Tips on getting a place include really bulk out your personal statement. This way you have lots to talk about in the interview if you get one too. Good luck!

Leeds is the best city ever! There are loads of good places to eat and shop. Plus there are so many clubs with loads of different nights on. Best city to come to uni ever! It does not disappoint! Pick Leeds! When applying work really hard, spend time on your application and interview technique if you get one. So worth it!

In my first year I stayed in the Lupton halls of residence. They were pretty basic and had no real communal area so it was hard to social with my flat and have guests over! Apart from this I still really enjoyed staying there. In regards to the course, it is really hard work but great and I like the content of it. To get a place work hard academically, and practice your interview skills before attending the interview day.

i think UEL's courses and lecturers are pretty awesome. some of the lecturers are quite funny (i wish i could give names but i cant) i dont know nothing about the accommodation because i live at home with my parents but i did see some buildings and they look quite nice. city life is good too has a lot of shops near by for lunch and snacks. also, train station and bus stops are close by too so no issues with that. i wold rate my uni as a 'decent' university because they do offer a lot of help for us students financially and for education.

i think my personal view on my uni wouldn't be that bad. overall it is a decent uni that offers all the necessary offers students need such as job opportunity or social life. next to my campus, are two shopping centers so, when i need to meet up with my friends it easy and simple and no need for long traveling. only problem with UEL is that it doesn't look attractive this is why i rated it poor for 'eye candy' but, the dockland campus is nice i went there a few times it looks beautiful.

Leeds is a really good place to come to university. The people are friendly, I get lots of help on my course and there is so much to do in the city. Don't be worried if you find it confusing at first because the campus is really big, once you settle in you'll love it. Advice I would give to you when applying here would be to get good grades at A levels then work hard on your personal statement. If you get an interview be confident.

NEVER EVER, EVER IN YOUR LIFE MAKE THE MISTAKE OF GOING THERE! EVER!!!! It's a nightmare, truly. You pay a hell lot of money for absolutely nothing: no help, no support, rubbish classes, incompetent personnel, unfriendly admin staff (no joke: they told me to go and leave them alone when I had a question). I learned close to nothing, spent all my money for nonsense classes and now they even want more cash to send my certificate. What a joke. Looking back at my time there I wonder how on earth I survived it.